Courses

This course is an accredited program based on the International Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) guidelines. This course is suitable for any adult who is providing initial support to another adult with a mental health (psychological safety) concern or experiencing a mental health crisis. 

Offers a suite of early-intervention courses that increase mental health literacy and teach the practical skills needed to support someone experienceing a mental health problem, experiencing a worsening or an existing mental health crisis until appropriate professional hel[ is received or the crisis resolves.

This two (2) day (7.5 hours total) course has been created for all leaders and staff who want to better influence change in those they work with.

This website provides information, tools and training resources for allied health workers, people with disability and complex support needs, friends, family or carers.

The NDIA’s ‘Complex Support Needs Pathway’ can provide a higher level of specialised support for participants who have a diversity of challenges such as mental health issues, incarceration or homelessness. It’s estimated up to 15% of NDIS Participants require complex support. Knowing how to support access to the Complex Support Needs Pathway is essential for Support Coordinators, Service Providers and Team Leaders working with this group.

This online course is designed for disability support practitioners and health professionals in disability to develop knowledge about nutrition risks faced by people with disability and when to refer to or seek advice from a dietitian or other professionals.